Yes, this can certainly be problematic (like you would be responsible for over usage or electrical problems that will increase the utility bills.)

So i have two duplexes that are mastered metered(2 meters) so i'm unable to individually track each tenants usage.

Obviously, rates in the city may be higher, but that's a crazy disparity in number of units with a similar water usage charge.Appreciate both of your input!

I am a landlord. One of my tenants hasn't paid their monthly rent. I've contacted them many times, text, call, and in person, yet they still haven't paid the rent which includes the late fee. However, the tenant seems...

But specifically for the units that installed their own washers, there would have to be a separate surcharge for this if I can't bill water usage, as they are using more water than everyone else.

I am in the process of closing on a property in NJ.Literally in the mid's of things,  title in works, loan approved, appraisal completed, just got it back today (expensive: by the bank).This is a non primary, investme...

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It was my understanding that electric heat is significantly more expensive (from a tenant usage prospective).  

Water: Tenant is responsible for all water bills and water usage beginning the 1st day of occupancy.

The lead-based paint (most common prior to 1960), and asbestos (usage increased in the middle 1960s, peaking in the late 1970s, then declining to almsot nil by the end of the 1980s) also make all work on them more expensive and increase liability.